Nano Casino & Spinlovers closes

Time to withdraw your money

If you know you have been a member of Spinlovers or Nano casino should you by surfing into their websites, log in and check that you no longer have any money left on your gaming account. You do not have to worry that you have forgotten some login details. Namely, these are two New Zealand casinos where you log in with BankID.

Both Nano and Spinlovers closed down the ability to make deposits on december 15th. However, until december 30, you can log in with mobile BankID and play the money you have in your gaming account, alternatively request a withdrawal of the money.

What happens if I don't have time to withdraw my money?

If you have not requested a withdrawal by december 30th, the casino will manually initiate a payout, as long as it is possible. Should you miss withdrawing your money, you will be able to contact customer service, which will be available for a while even after the casinos have closed down.

You are registered with Spelpaus

If you are registered with Spelpaus, you cannot log in to Nano or Spinlovers to check if you have money left in your gaming accounts. But even you can contact their customer services for help with the withdrawal of any money.

Why are they shutting down?

Nano casino has had the slogan New Zealand's most trolley-friendly casino and Spinlover call themselves a no-nonsense casino, but now both are closing down. Both casinos have been operated by the gaming company Viral Interactive Ltd, which will now have no New Zealand casino. Both of these online casinos there are two relatively new casinos and has been well liked among New Zealand players. So why are they shutting down?

The answer to that is that we don't really know. There is no information about whether the bookmaker has gone out with. However, the New Zealand gaming license is a costly license and it is believed that a casino has enough New Zealand players to make it worth applying for or renewing it. Perhaps Viral Interactive simply thinks that it was no less financially justifiable to run a casino in New Zealand?